Re: Ap sp. Graser

[richard.moore2@btinternet.com]

Sorry Mike

I posted an ID rundown using your archived Apisto ID 
Worksheet last night.  Unfortunately it seems not to 
have made it to the list, perhaps due to my use of html.

This last message was an addendum to the lost, by far 
more detailed message, which is why it doesn't make 
much sense.

Will resend worksheet when I come off-shift later 
(around 10pm EST).

Regards

Rich Moore


>Sorry, it doesn't help me. I'd suggest you go to Erik 
Olson site, www.thekrib.com
>and read the method for describing apistos if you want 
more help.
>
>Mike Wise
>
>richard.moore2@btinternet.com wrote:
>
>> Hi Mike
>>
>> Just to cloud the issue, the female is now showing a
>> strong lateral band (which continues through the tail).
>> The suborbital stripe is now much stronger, as are 
the
>> metallic blue striations around the head. I guess 
she's
>> settling in.
>>
>> ps - I think in my previous post I mentioned V 
shaped
>> lateral bands. This should of course read "vertical" 
bands
>>
>> Thanks a million
>> Rich
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